Sentence examples for not yet definitely from inspiring English sources

The factors involved in limiting the growth of an organism are not yet definitely known, but evidence indicates that the liver releases into the bloodstream protein molecules that can limit growth of the organ.

The disease was not yet "definitely under control," but the Kurds were "doing the best they can" under the circumstances, Dr. Yingst said at a news conference with Dr. Aziz here on Sunday, just hours after he returned from Kurdistan.

He had been scheduled to testify before Congress on Feb. 7. Davis told Todd that Cohen has not yet definitely decided that he will testify before Congress because of what he had earlier called "genuine fear" in the wake Trump's intimidation.

Although the clinical benefits of such a regimen are not yet definitely proven, ceftazidime tends to be widely administered by continuous infusion.

First, even though different studies seem to be tipping toward the immune boosting hypothesis, there are also negative reports and the issue remains not yet definitely settled (Ogunjimi et al., 2013).

Although the exact patho-physiology of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome is not yet definitely known, alterations in systemic hemodynamics, organ perfusion and tissue microcirculation resulting in tissue hypoxia appear to play a key role in the onset and maintenance of this syndrome.

Bygmalion forced the previous U.M.P. leader, Jean-François Copé, to step down, but it somehow hasn't yet definitely touched Sarkozy.

Graphic assets discovered in the SkyDrive website by Liveside, as well as code mentions of a music player suggest that Microsoft is building out web-based access to music playback, though it isn't yet definitely connected to Xbox Music.

These cells are present in a large number in sites with ongoing inflammation, reparative reaction, and fibrosis, but their origin has not yet been definitely elucidated.

The tips of the toes (digits) are expanded into large, circular disks that may function as suction cups, although such an action has not yet been definitely demonstrated.

François Molins, the Paris prosecutor, said that the bodies could not yet be definitely identified because they had been torn into "shreds" by explosions, and he could not even confirm for certain that there were only two.